How Can We Hold Corporations Accountable? Proposals for the Future
Allison Fleming Vol. 42 Associate Editor As the number of transnational-corporations (TNCs) climbs, legal recourse for wrongs committed by corporations […]
The U.S. vs. International Criminal Court: Is This the End of International Criminal Court and Justice?
Prajakta Pradhan Guest Editor The International Criminal Court (ICC) symbolizes hope around the world. The ICC, in its current form, […]
Bemba and Its Troubling Implications for Factual Review in International Criminal Cases
Nadia Alhadi Vol. 39 Managing Article Editor In early June, the Appeals Chamber of the International Criminal Court (“ICC”) issued […]
Burundi’s Challenge to the ICC’s “Africa Bias”
Layan Charara Vol. 39 Associate Editor On October 27, 2017, Burundi became the first country to withdraw from the International […]
Withdrawals from the Rome Statute: Continuing the saga of institutional (il)legitimacy
Francis Tom Temprosa LLM Candidate & Clyde Alton DeWitt Fellow The recent series of expressions to withdraw from the Rome […]
The ICC Accepts First Cultural Heritage Destruction Case
Amy Albanese, Vol. 37 Associate Editor For the first time in the history of the International Criminal Court at The […]